Revival of sinking ship of Real Estate Sector
To revive the ship the major equipment which is required will be RERA as it will soon accelerate its healing on the damage caused to the real estate sector.
To revive the ship the major equipment which is required will be RERA as it will soon accelerate its healing on the damage caused to the real estate sector.
The execution of the orders is still a far fetched process as the RERA has failed to implement the execution mechanism under the RERA.
The RBI’s February 12 circular on non-performing loans has stirred a hornet’s nest. Banks, India Inc and even the government are opposed to it and are vigorously lobbying the central bank
The duties of liquidator have been elaborately mentioned in this article to make aware about his position as an Officer.
Detailed article about the management of affairs of corporate debtors by IRP and about their authority.
Cheers to NCLT’s efforts for effectively complying with IBC and be able to resolve eigth high profile insolvancy cases within a year.
This article is about the further actions to be taken by the Operational creditor after serving a demand notice on Operational debtor.
article we will discuss about Compulsory and Voluntary Liquidation and how it is helpful for the Corporate Creditor against their debtor/s.
The government plans to have more benches of the National Company Law Tribunal on the basis of case load and rising number of insolvency cases coming up before the NCLT.
India has jumped 30 spots to number 100 in the latest Ease of Doing Business report for 2018 released by the World Bank today.
India horrific loans presently have soared to whopping Rs 9.5 lakh crore. It’s not only a huge quantity, it’s a large monster that is eating away India’s financial increase. IMF in a document said India’s key banks seem resilient, however the device is situation to huge vulnerabilities. “The economic sector is going through great demanding … Continue reading “Big terrible loan monster is eating away India’s economic growth: IMF”
The Reserve Bank of India has suggested banks to report for insolvency complaints on their very own rather than watching for its commands.